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Posted by Wisconsin Cowman on July 02, 2007 at 18:03:56 from (70.106.183.253):
Over the last weekend I went to the local tractor pull. Have not pulled in years since I was 15. I decide to pull because there was only one tractor that was in the class. I decide I take my Oliver 1955. Hooked up to the sled going good not to fast. Got closer to the end Had a full pull lost traction till all of a sudden with out warning a rod decide it needed some fresh air and went right through the oil pan. I was hoping I win the class and get the prize money and I did. Some of the prize money will help to rebuild the bottom half of the engine. Did the top half last year during winter.
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